Notices

Dear Ones,

You may have noticed the phrase “One Eye to the Sky” at the top of my Geostorm Alerts recently. I first ran across this phrase in the TV movie series “Ronja the Robber’s Daughter,” the first part of which I enjoyed very much because it seemed so carefree and the animation was lovely.

I liked the phrase for Lightworker use because we are always on the lookout for what may be happening in the sky, whether that might be geostorms or almanac events or gateway events.

I wondered if the phrase was proprietary to the “Ronja” series, so I looked it up in Google AI.

I asked Google AI: “One Eye to the Sky” proverb … Here is what I found out …

Google AI said:  “The expression ‘one eye to the sky’ is not a formal proverb, but a common piece of advice to be vigilant and aware of approaching weather or other changing conditions. It cautions against being so focused on one’s immediate tasks that one misses impending danger.

The phrase is most often associated with:

• Boating and aviation: Sailors, pilots, and other people on the water or in the air must constantly monitor the sky for changes in cloud formation, which can signal an approaching storm.
• Farming: Farmers also traditionally watch the sky to gauge what the weather holds, as their livelihood depends on it.
• General vigilance: More broadly, it serves as a reminder to stay alert to one’s surroundings while going about a task. For example, a person relaxing by a pool may keep ‘one eye to the sky’ during monsoon season, even while reading a book.”

Since, according to Google AI, “One eye to the sky” is a phrase in common use amongst boaters, aviators, farmers, and vigilant folks in general, then I figure it cannot be proprietary to the people who produced the TV movie series “Ronja.”

I figure they just picked up on a phrase in common use, as have I.

So therefore, what I’m getting at is this: If I use in my writings a phrase that is in common use, then that is not a topic for lawsuit.

It is as if I were to use the slang phrase “Your MOTHER!” during a confrontation. I would not be treading on anyone’s proprietary words, even if there were a movie out that was titled “Your MOTHER!”

Why? Because that phrase is in common use in street brawls. There might be a lawsuit because of an ensuing brawl, but that would not have to do with an allegation that the phrase was copyrighted.

God bless you all (especially the lawyers amongst my readers!)
And keep you safe,
And be with you
Through all your days!

In love, light and joy
This is Alice B. Clagett.
I Am of the Stars … and so are you!

Written and published on 23 September 2025

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